A statement issued by the Chief Press Secretary to the governor, Christian Ita said, “Rather than respond to the claim by Bakassi indigenes that she has over the years been diverting their relief materials and funds, Senator Ita-Giwa has resorted to blackmailing the governor in a bid to divert attention from the grievous allegations against her.
“Last Christmas, the governor sent 300 bags of rice and other items to the displaced people of Bakassi. Because it was channelled through her, nobody heard anything about it,” the statement said.
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The statement added that her grouse this time is that the relief materials were not channelled through her, “hence the heavens must fall.
It is instructive to state that following her allegation, the Department of State Services (DSS) swung into action and after a thorough investigation, concluded that the former presidential adviser could not substantiate her claim. This rendered her false accusation useless.”
He said by the outcome of the DSS investigation, Senator Ita-Giwa has publicly embarrassed herself.
While describing the entire episode as unfortunate, the CPS said it was however, not surprising the “antics of Ita-Giwa who once boasted that she uses the media and the Police whenever she seeks relevance.”
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The statement added further that, “the Governor, Senator Professor Ben Ayade is too busy trying to provide developmental projects for the people of Bakassi; some of which are the Bakassi social housing project, Deep Seaport among others than joining issues with Ita-Giwa who is seeking relevance at any given opportunity,” the statement concluded.
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